Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1938 — Page 28

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ASTORS REFUTE FASCIST ‘PLOT’

No Pro-Nazi ‘Cliveden Set’ Exists, Lord and Lady Write Paper.

LONDON, May 6 (U. P.).—Viscount and Viscountess Astor—he a member of the House of Lords, she of the House of Commons—wrote ‘to the London Times today to assert that allegations of a “Cliveden” set were a “Communist fiction.” It has been charged in recent | weeks that a group of pro-Fascists met at week-ends at Cliveden, the palatial estate of the Astors on the | Thames, Pro-Germanism particu- | larly has been attributed to the “Cliveden set” and it has even been asserted that Government policy was infiuenced. To all this Lady Astor wrote that | no group met at week-ends at Clive- | den in the interests of anything. “As regards the imaginary Clive- | den set, some who are said to ‘be- | i long to it have never been at Clive- | den and others have not been | there for years,” she said. “I was | actually in the United States and | my house was closed when, ac- | cording to a Communist leaflet, a | week-end meeting occurred at my | house. The whole story is a myth.” | Believes in Democracy | Lady Astor said she believed in | democracy and parliamentary gov- | ernment and was opposed to all forms of dictatorship—Fascist, Nazi or Communist. She added: “A few years ago I was called a | Communist and accused of proSoviet leanings because I visited Russia with Bernard Shaw. I was not then Communist any more than I am now Fascist.” Lord Astor wrote: “Lady Astor and I are no more | Fascists today than we were Communists a few years ago when we | supported the trade agreement with | Russia. The story that a group | ‘meets at Cliveden at week-ends and | not only intrigues in the interests | of fascism but is able to force its | views on the Cabinet originated in the imagination of the editor of a ‘Red’ publication. The writer | subsequently had to produce some | pretty lame explanations.” |

TOWNSEND DEFIED BY FORMER BOXER

Hammond Delegate Hints He'll ‘Mop Up’ Convention.

| HAMMOND, May 6 (U. P.) —Eugene “Shuffle” Callahan, who once |S - floored Mickey Walker in a middle- | weight title bout, today challenged Governor Townsend and his whole state Democratic political organization. After his election as a delegate to | the Democratic State Convention from the 16th Hammond precinct, Mr. Callahan took special notice to | banners in the newspapers saying Governor Townsend bossed the Lake | County delegation. “Not me,” said the converted politician, “I'm independent and will vote for Van Nuys. If they try to control me Ill mop up the con-| vention floor with bosses.” Mr. Callahan refused financial | aid, made no speeches, had no | campaign cards and spent only 10 cents during his campaign. He ex-! plained that the dime was spent on | a glass of beer for a pal who later admitted casting his vote agai inst | him. The former battler had only one | plan and it consisted of nine words: “I'm for the working man | and his family.’

FALL INJURIES FATAL T0 TWO WOMEN HERE

Falls resulted in the death of two

elderly women and injury to a child |

today. Mrs. Julia Blair of 1039 English

Ave. died in City Hospital from in- | Juries received on March 25, when | she lost her balance and fell down | a flight of stairs at her home. She |

received a fractured right hip. She was 80. Mrs. Winifred Anders of 1740 W. Harvey St. died at City Hospital from injuries received after a fall when she tripped over tracks at a railroad crossing near her home. She was 69. Donald Price, 3. of 337 Beauty Ave., suffered a fractured collar bone when he fell downstairs after crawling out of his bed shortly after his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Price, had put him to sleep. He was taken to City Hospital.

EDWARD TUCK BURIED

PARIS, May 6 (U. P.).—Funeral ‘services for Edward Tuck, 95.dean of the American colony in France and one of France's greatest foreign benefactors, were held today in the American Cathedral. Burial was in the family vault at Saint Ger-main-en-Laye, where his wife was buried 14 years ago. Mr. Tuck died last Saturday at his home in Monte Carlo.

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Contribution pledges totaling $45,415 for the Jewish Welfare Fund had been reported today by campaign workers to headquarters in the Illinois Building. The amount is 56.6 per cent of the goal of $80,340. Final report is to be made Monday. The cause of democracy is bound up with resistance to anti-Semitism and should the latter succz2ed, democracy will fail, Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht told workers yesterday.

Richard Gripe and James Westover, both of Indianapolis, have been chosen officers in Pi Alpha | Chi, honorary music fraternity at | Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, III. Mr. Westover, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Westover, 55 S. Audubon Road, was elected program chairman, and Mr. Gripe, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Otto H. Gripe, 5402 E. Washington St., was chosen

| secretary treasurer.

Fifty-two tuberculosis patients are being given home aid by the Indianapolis Flower Mission, Mrs. David | Ross, Mission member, said today. Seriousness of the tuberculosis sit-

| uation has led the organization to | seek early admission to the Flower

Hospital for patients in homes in which there are children, she said. The sick persons, received 1612 quarts of milk in April, 27 new and 44 used garments.

Past presidents are to be honored at the 24th anniversary meeting of the Maj. Harold C. Megrew Auxiliary 3, United Spanish War Veterans, to be held at 8 p. m. Monday in Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St.

About 90 girls are employed at the |

National Youth Administration home it was announced today by the Marion Welfare Board. Dr. Herman B. Wells, Indiana University

| president, was among the 300 visi-

| tors at the project's open house yesterday at 237 N. Pennsylvania St. The exhibit included clothing made { for the local orphanages, handicraft and other work of project employees.

E. R. Besore is to assume his duties today as president of the Beverly Gardens Civic League. Other officers elected last night are Mrs. ({W. B. Lincoln Jr. vice president, and Paul Crum, secretary-treasurer.

The Construction League of In-

| dianapolis is to elect officers at its

{anncal meeting tonight at the archi[tects and Builders Building. Oscar W. Rosenthal of Chicago is to be the principal speaker. The League, at a luncheon meeting yesterday, heard an address by Edward D. Pierre, president of the Indiana chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

He urged more co-operation and | less destructive criticism between private and governmental agencies iB the housing program. He urged hat local housing authorities meet

their responsibilities promptly

Coach A. N. (Bo) McMillin, Indi-

|ana University football coach, is to

speak at the annual Father and | Sons banquet at the Jewish Com- | munity Center, May 15. Pete Dealso is sched-

Two Indianapolis youths and a Beech Grove resident have enlisted

in the U. S. Navy, the recruiting station here announced today. They are Julio Forest Smith, 2318 N. La Salle St, and John Adam Cary, 1327 Brookside Ave, and Proctor Shaw, 62 S. 4th St.,, Beech Grove. Following a three months’ training period at Great Lakes, Ill, the men are to be assigned to the fleet.

General Welfare Federation of America, Post 1, is to sponsor a public supper from 5:30 to 7 p. m. Monday on the sixth floor, Castle Hall Building, 230 E. Ohio St. A meeting, with entertainment and speeches, is to follow.

County Commissioners today awarded a contract for installation of window screens at the Juvenile Detention Home to Brandt Bros. & Co. on a bid of $647, low of two entered. It was $300 under engineer's estimates. At the same time the Commissioners announced they would receive bids for cold storage room and refrigerating equipment at the Board of Children’s Guardians’ Home and on building material for repair and construction on the Julietta Infirmary.

Edward Bailey Birge, Indiana University, will be presented with the chapter honorary key at the annual Alpha Sigma chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia initiation and banquet at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Sheffield Inn.

Jimmy Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Powers, 1733 W. Wash- | ington St. is to take part in the | Folk Festival program Sunday at [2:15 p. m. at Constitution Hall in Washington, D. C. Young Powers won the trip following a WLW audition at Cincinnati, O. He will play several violin numbers on the program,

The Indianapolis Maennerchor will have a memorial service at 4:30 p. m. Sunday in the Crown Hill Chapel for members who have died during the past year. Deceased members are Mrs. Emma Scherer, honorary; George Cass, George H. Burnham and Aodlph Frey. The choir will sing under direction of Karl Reckzeh.

The Y. M. C. A. Adventure Club will visit the Marengo, Ind. limestone caves May 15, Robert Lunsford, president, announced today.

The Park Board today changed the name of the Old Tourist Camp to the Riverview Picnic Grounds. The park department has installed tables and other facilities for picknickers.

Final arrangements .have been completed for the dance to be held tomorrow night forthe enlisted men of Indianapolis units of the Indiana National Guard in the Armory, Maj. Ralph E. Gery announced today. A floor show also is to be provided.

Shortridge High School pupils named to the Wednesday staff of the Daily Echo following eight-week tryouts are Peggy Trusler, Martha Poole, Gordon McKinney, Wallace Edgerton, Mary Worsham, Mary Stone and Thomas Stumpf. Eighteen members of the Shortridge “A” band have been awarded service sweaters. They are Bill

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Friday, May 8, 1938

ANDERS— Winifred, “age ge 70, beloved wife of Charles Anders. mother of Julia Stephenson, grandmother of Winifred aris, and great-grandmother of Julia Ann Earls, passed away Thursday afternoon. Funeral Monday, 9 a. m. from An thony's. Friends may call at the residence of 153 daurnser, ver 4 Julia Ste1737 W. Har St.. after Burial Holy. Cross. SHIREY SERVICE.

ALE WRITE ey Piha Ann, age 84 yeas: beloved mother of Josephine and James PF. of "BR plewhite, Mrs. Frank Por rington treator, Ill.; Duke Ap ie white of White Sulphur bite of Ww. and Dr. C. ewh San An: tonio, "Tex., Wii ay _Thursd A Morning. Funeral from SHIRLEY Y BRO CENTRAL CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th Sts, Saturday. 10 a m. Burial Brownstown, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel.

BLEEKE—Myrtie, 63

entered into rest Friday, age years. Mother of E. P, Charak and Gordon G. Duncan, sister of McCormick. Funeral Saturday, 3 Bar AR OORE FUNERAL ARLOR. Burial Crown Hill Phy Friends may call at the funeral parlor after 7:30 p. m. Friday. CASEY—Cora B., age 65 years, beloved V and mother of

away at her residence, 1110 N Thursday afternoon. Funeral HIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHA PEL. Illinois at 10th St.. Saturday. 1:30 m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at chapel after noon, Friday. .

McCASLIN—Emma, age 72 years, grandmother of Lionel Perrine, mother-in-law of Frank Perrine and sister of Mrs. Ida Marvel and Allan Croan, passed away at the residence. 2611 10th St, Thursday, at 9 a. m. Funeral services at gue Eighth Christian Church, Saturday, m. Burial Floral Park. Friends may cal at the residence any Ute. Information by ROYSTER & ASKIN

M'MECHAN—Clara E, widow of Marcellus McMechan, mother of Mrs, Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Edith Hickson. Mrs. Hurst, Alice Clark, Mrs. Hartwick, Mrs. Beulah Moffett, Carrie Beinburg of Edinburg and Mrs. Marie Wise of Casey, Ill.. sister of Mrs. Indians. Matilda Trent of Floris life Friday, age 62 May 0, at AL HOME, 2530 1:30 n. ay Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

SCHLECHTER—Peter J.. beloved husband of Josephine Mary Schlechter, brother of Mrs. Henry Schwenn of Cincinnati, assed awav at St. Vincent's Hospital hursdav., May 5 at 6:45 a. m., age 73 y Funeral at Yesidente, 1643 Hoyt Saturday, ay at 8:30 a. B Services St. Patrick's Chueh at 9 a Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph Cemeterv. The Holy Name Society of St, Patrick’s Church will meet at the residence Friday at 7:30 p. m. for prayer.

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ATKINS FLOWER SHOP—209 W. 2lst St. TA-0224. “Flowers the Gift Expressive.” Get want ad results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Phone RI. 5551 for quick results at low cost.

Lost and Found LOST—Wire-haired terrier, male; white with black Spo: on left side, from 700 e

block West Ww ork. Child's pet. Reward. Call CH-049

WHITE Persian EN §igeyed Thursday,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SRB A SAN

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1938

(Auto Accessories. and Parts)

DUCO CO.. 957 N. Meridian. 8 _ Dupont auto finishes. Fulmer os ae

(Auto Repairing)

UD FOLTZ AUTO SERVICE, 332 E. “Mar-LI-3993. Scientific motor tune- ih

(Beauty Shops)

ROBERTS BEAUTY SHOP. 52 0632. “‘Machineless SHOP. (228 Mags up.

REALISTIC PERMANENTS, $3.50 and Bldg. RI-0734.

COLLEGE Beauty Shop Permanents, $2 Shampoo. set. 350. 905 College. St 55018

Building Moving)

"ie he moving. 8 - ES bth Hu.5dyy waPlanie Ue.

(Cement Contracting)

CEMENT flrs., porches, steps, walks, driveay :

GLESING. 850 N. Drexel. IR-6951.

(Electrical Appliances)

HOME Radio oi Electric 8 Service, 2

Madison. DR-62 - RCA, Philco OE,

(Furniture Rebuilding) OTTO BRADE CO. LI-8081—Quality work since 1890. Upholstering. FSuality an_tiques restored. . a (Labor Organizations) BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY & STEAMHIP CLERKS, V. niey, Sonera BHI me 808 K. of B

Personal Services

BUD ket.

LI. $2 and

BEAUTY SALON, 315 Roosevelt |

2181 otpoint,

Fir Bldg. LI-6 (Laundries) BLANKETS, quilts and finished work, 10c¢ Ib.

Ironing, 20¢ hour, 536 N. Oriental St.

_(Lawn vn Furnitur e—Grave Markers)

GRAVE 1 MARKERS, ] hes. Gazin obes, ottery Ln _ 1416 Dudley Ave, _ DR-5330 “Reasonable

(Lawn Mowers Sharpened)

MOWERS sharpened by machine; also bought, sold; gacuvery service. 427 N. Rural. CH-3878 wae

(Mattresses)

MATTRESSES, pillows, renovated, since 88. 431 Mass RI-6695

(Meat Markets) TAYLOR'S—791 Indiana. RI-0130 _eggs. 19¢ doz. Roll butter, 26c lb. (Painting) TR. 8770 F. A. OFLSCHLAGER Contract Painting, Est. Free, PAINTING, redecorating, all FOURNACE HARDWARE. LI-453

nside or .__brices

spreads, & Shirts, MRS. RIEDEMAN.

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cgmtorts, Sold. BURKLE.

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CH-1962-J Fainting iv (Paper Hanging—Cleaning) Paper Removed by Steam

Anchor Coal Co. DR-1533

DR-2225 — Paperhanging Steaming — Est. Free

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PAPERHANGING Cleaning, neat work. Free estimates. SSTLSE, White, PENNINGTON,

PAPERCLEANING — - Experienced. white; 3860.°°™ and up. M. ORANGE, BE-

steaming, Prompt CH-

PAPERHANGING — . PAINTING — 25 vears' experience. Specializing in better home _ decorating. W. H. McCLARY, IR- 313 32. PAPERHANGING — ESTIMATES FRE WORK GUARANTEED. SPECIAL RATES, __ REFERENCES GIVEN. CH-6231

Expert paper clean. “Wall TA. 5042 washing. Floor waxing. Ref, PAPER EEA es Toprediats service: 15 years’ experience: 50c room. (White.) __LANNAN. BE-4738 PAPER HANGING, ing. Free estimates.

DR- DR-2225

paper cleaning, paintSamples. LI-1792, Paperhanging. steaming, Cleaning. Estimates free,

(Radio Service)

Fddy Radio—Qual, wk.: home LI- LI-7273 & auto radios. 725 Ft. Wayne.

(Rugs Made to Order)

OL . opgrille Be i oh old UBS: 0 9X cleaned and size . RUG CLEANERS. HA-36 oe

(Rugs gr

PROVED _moth-proof _ cleaning: 9x12 cleaned. fluffed. sized. $2.00 Brey ulted, $5.50. $6.50. 1804 College, HE-5!

OVERSTUFFED. $550: rugs. $2. Work guaranteed. S-8 RUG EANERS. HE-

(Tinning)

GUTTERS, _ roofing. siding. Payments through FHA. Free estimates. DR-2051.

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City

Rooms Without Board

2 25; ILLINOIS, N., front; new bed; ADHORE el cea ! $2.50. NINTH, E., 18—Single room, adjoining bath: IDNerspring. cool, walking dispane ~-6020. ALABAMA, N., 1301—A Pt ing bath; very Pubic _ privileges. LI-698 CENTRAL. Tsay room: home Orivilexes. Girls. HE-364 Re. Sl . i “3710—Cheerful, light, front __room, Private home. Call HA-1598-R CENTRAL, 4519—ATTRACTIVE ROOM, REFINED CLASS HOME. GENTLEMAN, REFERENCES. CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia Ave, 3 Jean, steam-heated sleeping rooms. $2.50 up. COLLEGE, 2048 Large, lovely furnished room. Innerspring. Phone, home privi_leges. Cross ventilation DELAWARE, N.. 400; APT. 8—Nicely furnished front room, 1 square from busi- _ ness college. DELAWARE, 725 N., APT. 9 (walking distance), sleeping room. innersprings, private apartment; prefer girl. a ILLINOIS, N., 1907—Very aesirable, private entrance; lavatory, toilet; constant hot water; garage. LA SALLE, N.. 944—Nicely furnished joom, home privileges, suitable for 3. CH-

MERIDIAN, N,

1628— Small ‘upstairs privileges; garage,

6; room adjoinfurnished; nome

twin beds, Reasonable.

clean private

1515—Desirable, front room, cross ps avon bath optional. RI-60

LOST—Black cocker, male,

‘Hippo,’ Tuesday, vicinity d. BR-1883

Butler College. Rewar FOX TERRIER—White, t around eves: 166639. _ Beach. Reward. BR-1580. 9x12 AXMINSTER | Tug from car Monday Boar Belmont-W. Morris, Reward. BE-

tan spots—back., isge T Northern

ENGLISH SE Male, ‘white, with black ticking. Black eh. eve and black ears. Reward. LI-2865 : 14TH, PENN —Black “purse, ,_ With glasses: De. address inside. Reward. DR-

LOST Jeweled wa astern Star Pin. ward, HU-4 LOST—OLDS HE RNET IN CASE; RE__WARD. HA-1930-J. 3720 KENWOOD.

LOST—Antique lounge frame off truck. reward for any information. HA-0161-J,

62,152 subscribers every aay in Marion County alone to read vour want ad in The Times. Results at 1 pd word rate in the city. Phone RI. 5551

Help Wanted—Female EXPERIENCED white cook; small family; Feierenees required; $16 week. Box 703, imes

Help Wanted—Male

EXPERIENCED PRESSER. CH-6900.

RELIABLE Fer hanger, painter. ork fora Rr rooms bath. 1607% ax or -

SPER SAXOPHONE PLAYER

EAR. LUDINGTON. RI-

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Schools & Instructions 12

VOCAL and piano lessons, 50c to $1.50. Class or private. Call LI-4287. 13

Personal Services RAINBOW ACADEMY

PERMANENT wave includin Push-Up Wave ® . $1.50 KRESGE BUILDING

NEW JERSEY, 1320 oe Sleeping rooms, i or unfurnished. Hot water.

NEW NEW JERSEY, N. private home. 2 Jadies 2462-W.

PARK, 2415 Large attractive room, “near Sor. Private entrance; 1 or 2. HE-

RITT N. (Irvington) —Large room; ALL furnished: a Tate entrance; lovely yard. TR-34

TACOMA, 517 = Modern furnished sleeping room. Single or double. Reasona

WASHINGTON, 432¢ EB. front room, 2 employed girls. Breakfast optional. IR-5428.

WOODRUFF Place, 824 Wo Drive: attracme_ privile reasonable. CH-61 6192-R. Res. refined girl:

24TH, 670 E.—Attractive room; | home for young man.

, 2845—Desirable Toom, Good transportation, 1, employed. References. HA-

~— (convenient) Privileges.

private References. HE-

28TH, 402 E.—Nicely furnished room, nerspring mattress Board Reasonable. HA-2499 3¢ .»_T23—Cheerful, bath. Good young lady. TWO DESIRABLE front rooms. Must be en to be appreciated. d. 1627 N. Meridian.

Rooms With Board 15

NEW JERSEY. N., 2351—Large. nicely furnished room. innerspring. Cross ventila_tion. Garage optional. 24TH, E, 664—Nice front room. Close College. Central car. Garage optional.

NEAR COLLEGE car; aged; Me

inoptional.

airy room, near transportation. Employed

real home; invalids, meals; nurses’ care, me, lovely real mother's care.

CHILD — Modern suburban home, A Jor children,

NORTH CET 10 room nd board or nice room for adult. t. HA-2347.V

Hotels MAYFIELD

rooms. Capitol.

Clean, light,

airy Reasonable. 18%

Ss.

Housekeeping Rooms

WEISSMAN MOTORS Studebaker LU Nd 961 N. Meridia Phone—Day. LI-2511; night, CH-5242.

R-U-P-T.U-R-E-D Guaranteed fittings, exclusive a the Lite-Savel Trusses. H. B. CO.. E. Washington Moved to 1801

DEE’'S ma Shop— remodeling, re-

nts for UER

Broadway. Alterations; _lining. Reasonable. HE-4061

AGED and convalescent home: anced meals. Reasonable Pennsylvania. HA-2736.

wi buy you a TY hareut. 25¢ § and rin

TIONAL "BEAUTY SCHOOL. 342 E. Wash.

LEARN MODERN BEAUTY CULTURE. The INTERNATIONAL WAY—342 E. Wash.

THIS AD worth $10 on beauty course. Roval Beautv Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. (Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men's garments. clean. MEYE oress, reline. Reasonable

YER O. JACOBS

Bo E. 16th St. TA-6667.

well-bal-1917 N.

MOTH_HOLES, EN. INDIANA WEA

Rants Bank Bldg. LI-9674, -

$4.50; COLLEGE, 838 - ~— One large room, connecting bath, in-a-door bed, first fir.

$7, 4-ROOM furnished house; gas, lights, Falter paid. Inquire 1611 Southeastern ve

ALABAMA, 523 N.—Gaylord, Apt. 2. ern 2-room housekeeping apartment; ‘Walking distance.

ALABAMA. N. 1319—Large room. kitchenette: h.

Hot water: private _entrance. P ALABAMA, room, and _sink, utilities. BELLEFONTAINE, 1022—1 and 2-room apartments, utilliies furnished, private entrance. RI-916 BROADWAY, ey rooms, kitchenette, bath; 2 beds, $6.50. One room, $3. BROADWAY, 1608—1 or 2-room apartments, nicely furnished: hot water; sone aus ci BROADWAY, 2545—Two nicely furnished rooms: sink. electric refrigerator; sleeping ae HE-3854. CAPIT N., 1105—2-room HI furnished; __Walking distance. a CARROLLTON, 2324—Light, ¢ clean, modern 2-room apartment, innersprings; garage optional. Adults CARROLLTON IT52—ATTTactive 2-room a artment for 1-3 adults; utilities; eve-

Mod$6.

. 2054—Apartment; living edroom, and kitchenette. References.

apartment, also sleeping room.

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This 5 room bungalow iz in excclient condition throughout. Comvact, convenient floor plan Large, landscaped lot. 2 car garage. Ideally located clos e to school and transportation. 3322 N. Sherman Dr. Call Mr. Woosley, IR-8089

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Loans on the properties advertised in these columns may be arranged on terms that were unheard of until recently. Interest at 4! nd 5%. Up to 20 vears for repayment. Call us up, without obligation

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1154 Consolidated Bldg. RI-8727

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BUNGALOW—PRICE REDUCED

5322 College Ave. 5-room modern bungalow, oak floors in living room and dining room. Fireplace; lovely music room and Jr Cakias t room large basement with automat he garage Terms. DR-7025 EDW. “DILLEHAY. 128

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INCOME POSSIBILITY

Located in the heart of Irvington this 2-storv home represents an outstanding oppor= Thoroughly reconditioned throughout, new garage Easily arranged for income. Vacant. Terms. Call Mr. Woosley, IR-8089.

Allison Realty Co., RI1-2368

7 room

tunity

= kinds.

ROCKVILLE ROAD, 3647

A truly outstanding value, Bungalow of 5 rooms all of which have been redecorated and painted. Now clean as a whistle, Modern in every deail. Garage. Only $3350 with $200 cash. Office 3305 a Rd. H. DILLEHAY

L. Cothrell Realty Co. 1

Ey R-7011,

LARGE FAMILY HOME

four bedroom houze children as it 5 school dition, only down selling price Ta E. HELMUS BR- 527

Allison Realty Co., RI1-2368

lly nice for llent conrequired. MR.

Lovely especia in exce payme ent 36th St. Call

COMPARE THIS ONE!

You can't beat this for comfort, economv and genuine livability, Three bedrooms, efficient Kitchen, breakfast room, air conditioned heat. insulated, large wooded lot Just a real hon at : =! value mving BLISS, £5 E. Woodruff Dr, IR-0198

"GRINSLADE ‘co. Realtors

WILL DECORATE

Near Garfield Park, this 6 room semi modern offers a real opportunity Absolutely moder car garage and the new owners may select thei X own decoration scheme See 945 E Raymond and call Mr. Newman. BR-3254,

Allison Realty Co., R1-2368

A Chance for the Children

At 5753 Washington Blvd Just one square from ‘School 84, is this charming brick with three bedrooms, two baths, lovely step down live ing room, Venetian blinds. oil heat, and a c Immediate Easy

PEN SUNDAY. BR-37 “JACK Cc. CARR Tel nion

Bldg A MAGNIFICENT HOME

English Archtecture A beau four bedroom with sun par room, maid's and two baths basement is a new Hart Evans Oil side a beautiful rock garden, trees berv i )le garage HU-2893 C. A. YOUNG. 128

S. Cruse, Inc. 3

home room 1 Bu rn out and shrub-RI-6412 N. St.

$1600—%$160 CASH

Located at 101 N Belmont this 6 room semimodern cottage offers a lot of home for a very bit of money Near Wa shington H. § transportation. and movies—walking disseveral factories. Call Mr. Hartley,

“Allison Realty Co., R1-2368

Housekeeping Rooms

CENTRAL. long living room; reasonable, 1412-2 All in fine condition

1e57

CENTRAL, Ki

DELAWARE. light:

tchen.

DELAWARE, N., housekeeping; FLETCHER, everything furnis hed: near bath. DR-2295-M. ILLINOIS, N., kitchenette apartments. nished. Private entrance MASSACHUSETTS, 4-room apartment, ter constant;

McCARTY,

ance,

ent;

trance,

WOODRUFF, furnished sleeping room

room,

SUMMITT, mattress; __vate entrance. TUXEDO. 810 N. closet vate entrance. WASHINGTON, partially employed couple.

rege

LARGE housekeeping -7293

2-ROOM housekee

_ Inquire

Apartments for Rent

N.. 5 constant hot water;

toilet, __blenty ventilation, MICHIGAN, 2138 E.—Large furnished 2-rm. apartment; Reasonable. NEW J JERSEY, N., room apartment; _ Reasonable. 1 ORIENTAL utilities, Front porch.

E furnished:

furnished ing 29 Ft.

$32.50 to $37. 50

Up-to-date and water todian

and garage JjEiuged, See cus1322 Carrollton

HallMattel Co. Li 2541

Own the Earth You Live on!

If vou are seeking a bargain. 614 E is it /ith three bedrooms up and bath om with fireplace, large front } ] bas ment with laundry room: house all screened and partly weather stripped. Priced very low on terms STOP BY AND LOOK IT OVER! DR-7925. EDW. DILLEHAY. RI-6412

S. Cruse, Inc.

porcl

128 N. Del. St,

1316 EAST SOUTHERN

Most attractive five-room bungalow. Full bath, Garage. $2750. On terms. Call Mr, Clark Jr, HU-3268

J. G. McCullough Agency

LI-5596

1208 N. RILEY AVE.

Excellently located five-room bungalow. Full basement, breakfast room, Fireplace, many exe tras. Vacant,

Gregory & Appel, Ine.

LI-7491 Dwight Pearce LI-7278

SO WHITE—

A white colonial bungalow in perfect condition, long living room, hardwood floors, lovely bed= rooms, beautiful kitchen and bath, This is a particularly nice home for someone who wants in the Butler University district, 4640 Kenwood.

Ford Woods i Ww onsolidated ac Skis

MAKE AN OFFER

Here is a clean, comfortable little 5-room bungalow that is nearly as attractive as the day it was built. New, attractive decoration scheme sure to appeal to the ladies Sale must be affected at once—see 2243 Wheeler and then make us an offer LI-T8

. G. Albershardt, Realtor

Garage

2915 Highland Place (Colored)

Has all hardwood basement. $250

Five-room modern bungalow floors; 3-car garage. cement cash, terms. Call Mr. Woodruff.

Oliver Clark Agency. L1-5596

H. O. L. C. HOME

This rugged brick home located at 3123 Washing ton Blvd. offers a real opportunity. Has 3 bede rooms, glassed porch, and plastered attic. Owner forced to sell--see it—make an offer—a steal for someone, LI-T788

W. G. Albershardt, Realtor

NEW LOW PRICE

Here at 5115 Ellenberger we have an especially attractive modern 5-room bungalow on which the owner has just given us a new low price 1 order to effect an immediate sale. Call toe ht for an appointment to see tomorrow, Mr, Eddington. 11-2469. HU-5579.

Waddy & Springer, Inc.

A BARGAIN

To the family needing three bedrooms here 18 a modern home we have just listed that represents an outstanding barg®n. The house is like new throughout and requires NO fixin or decorating Drive by 66 N Bropkville ad, then call Mr. Rogers. CH-0663. LI-3423

John R. Welch & Sons

Five-Room Bungalow—East

Semi-modern, Furnace, cement basement, side drive, garage. Trees, shrubbery. See 3d house west of Evanston Ave (2000 east) sop south side of 69th, Call Mr. Woodruff, LI-!

CLARK AGENCY

Open Sun.—New Brick, $5250--4564 Stratford Ave, Long living room, cross ventilation in bedrooms, built-in features with inlaid linoleum in Kitchen and bath. $550 down, nN month includes Is.

taxes and Insurance. Johnson, LI-6751; Mr. Ostrum, RI-922 Paul E. McCord Co. RI-1419 Stratford Ave. is located at intersection of Pleasant Run Parkway

and Brookville Road, OPEN SUNDAY P. M. 4732 E. BROOKVILLE ROAD

English type brick bungalow. long living room, fireplace, breakfast nook, full basement. Ses this home and its desirable location, then call to inspect the inside and attractive price and terms. Eves.

243 N. Del. RI-34%%

its

J ld & Graves

Money to Loan

$250.00 CASH

Real value in a home-—5 rooms on first floor, rooms on second floor. Bath, furnace, city All in first-class condition. See it, 044 Livingston,

Railroadmen’s Federal Savings

& Loan Association

Office LI-8101 Eve. BR-5781

30] Money to Loan 30

1128—Clean, cozy apartment, bedroom, kitchen, util in-a-door bed; HA-3414

17—Large room, clean, rent reason-

Rooms,

clean RI-80 apartment; modern,

914—Nice Btls. -room utilities,

light $4; 69,

799 (cd

$5.00, 1-2-room Everything fur-

2339—$3.50;

703, APT. “9—Furnished | bath, sink; hot wa- | steam heated. private en=innerspring; Phone,

00, QOQSEVE Il. an ol

_utilities; “715—2 rooms, sink, new Adults.

sink. Private entrance.

Cost Reduced on Loans Above $100

LT BLDG. d_ Wash. 2401

onwealth Loan Co.

OVER FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE

7/0 ENDORSERS

Friends never sign. Anyone who can make regular monthly payments may anponlyv. Many borrow without mortgages on just a note, Up to 20 months to repay. Apply by tele phone, letter, or ston in.

205 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Cor. Wash. and Penn,

TWO OFFICES LI ncoln 8495.

. 2137—Large front one= studio. Business girl. HA-2859-J 20—Lovely 2-room apartinnerspring. Private en-

RUCKLE, upstairs; garage, laundry; STATE, N., 302-At room modern: pr aire: utilities al WOODRUFF, 878 E niture; 3 rooms, ties, garage. 10TH., E., 244, share bedroom $16. evenings. BEAUTIFUL 2-bedr reconditioned, ful daylight kitchen, 538 E. 38th 21ST, E., kitchen,

innerspring Pri-

237 N.—2 Rooms, overstuffed; frigidaire. Utilities. - RI-3871. : Nicely furnished room, Utilities furnished. Pri85 rooms: for

Ses? —3 airy ery desirable All MW: ilities. TR-' " 577 M. DRIVE—2-room unapartment: utilities; also CH-31%3. furnished or sleeping;

“if desired, for reasonable,

unfurnished; also walking distance,

or rooms; Wayne

646-2 b Private, 25TH, E., 308 ment ; ter COLORED, furnished efficien ated, utilities

bedroom apartment, heat

New Jersey, kitchenette and bath; week,

402 3720

2 WwW

Meridian ..... N. Pennsylvania

General Apartments, Inc.

Vermont St.

TMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladlv shown

11-Room modern

The Berwick sail 901 N., furnished 2 rooms, OHN R. W on o St

all utilities; $10 $14; "DORMAN. “61 gas, electricity, w

$7.50 WEEK; room bungalow, water pai

23 W

$125—$100

orated; 825; tage; $32.50; nice vard, gar

LI-2439

HE-1328

= efficiency

8 WEE Biaui 807 E

Yor

nished.

$42

$52.50; kent, ALABAMA,

ya rds; ALABAMA, tractive

shed

RTH,

2.50,

rooms,

line; COLLEGE,

$5 week.

COLLEGE, apartment, ities paid; DELAWARE, — screened in back porch. Also sleepg_room DELAWARE. nished 3-rm. front, Frigidaire,

apt.,

1€8.

CARROLLTON, unfurnished; newly decorated, reasonable, 1155— utilities ane telephone furnished.

ent,

JEFFERSON, breakfast 2 adults.

trance.

shed:

water | paid. S35. _HE-308

THE LEXINGTON—2 "AND 3-ROOM APTS.

$225 1116 %.

NN.,

PE N., apartment, Frigidaire; all utilitie

ILLINOIS,

Utilities $30—COLLEGE AVE. Ehturnis hed 3 rooms. rman. LI-5545, a ...;- SO MODERN 4-room apartment; idaire, range, furnished. E. 10th, NICELY good location. 272

5-room heat N efficiency apartment, furnished. See custodian, 1625—Unfurn., util. _ duced prices. — BROADWAY & 10TH-—''Huggler.” 1unfurnished; Reduced. $23 up.

1704

up Newly decorated, all util. apito,

$35—24TH, 659 FE. furnished attrac double A-1 BR$42.50—48TH. 724 E.modern 6-room wd ing porch. IR-3 BROOKSIDE, 18 oo ern: water furnis _LI-8401 BUNGALOW rms.; heat and ja Cust. CAPITOL nished 3-bedroom floors, garage. T

COLLEGE, 5526—U double; studio shower, social ment; water, furn.., $60 mo 596.

LL =0D%

cozy. 3-rm.

n Bt unus., fur. 14t ¢

ru TE $400 pm. N., 102 — Attractive apartment, beautifully fur-11-8888 1660— Well “arranged Heat, water, paid.

~ frigwater 3155

in-a-door bed, heat, Hnguire Rivoli Theater, CH-0549 : furn, pedrm. apt.. well 5 N. Meridian. a N.—Attractive, unfurupper. private porch, water, $40. : 1702—Unfurnished very atUtilities

1435

Outside pd. Also att. eff. See them.

bed pedum.. | FAST, rooms Ideal

sonable to good t EUGENE, 521 —

2 bedredecorated, Util-"2509—2-Room apartment, | _ 0194-J.

rear car-| GRANT, nished modern s

717 N.—N

2-room furnished apartHIGH, ern roushout. DR-4206

Adults 4-bedroom

Unfurnished bedroom refrigeration, util L1-1850, BE-44486,

3-Room furnished

inta-door, reasonable.

720 N.

NEW JERSEY, N., unfurnished, heat furnished, g

“2609 N.—Attractive, unfur-| let: redecorated; porches, _garage, 229—Furnished “3-ro -room; - private bath and en-

utilities,

N., room, Excellent 6-room lights, house: cost woods, balance $4000: terms or

unfure garage;

lower, es:

AH0-—3- room apered: i

til

oR FraRL studio kitchenette

1044—Fur newly papered, closets, $6

"APT. apartment;

redecorated, furnished; $20. ST. CLAIR, W,,

paid

“PARK—1202

living oy ‘ ele 0 H. CLARK GENCY,

Unfurnished single. Completely modern, Garage. HA-

Heat,

T1925—South Side double, sleeping porch, water, city

ent Jal basement. to build: bargain trade. non. A beautiful NC iAre to live, CH-5

Apartments for Rent

18 Farms—Suburban 20

nished

adults tractively vate indry;

furni entrance; phone,

DRIVE—AIl new Frigidaire,

bath,

oom ant 1 size dining garage, $70.

edrooms, living,

Furnished optional. Utilities furnished. 3-room unfurnished

heat, lights a “420 —La cy apartment, . $20. HA-2990.

Houses for Rent 231 E. 1th

(for rooming

ELCH & SONS

5—Five-room ater,

modern; d BE-4437-R

8S. ALABAMA—Very nice 3- -bedrm. cot vard, garage Others.

"BEAUTIFUL Ot

HE-

, unfur hers. HE-446

— (College carline) 6-room

tiv

-ro 4350 . aeSplendid unfu ouble. Garage, 516 5-Room double; hed; 3 00

4 Virgina

N. Ca nitor services; $:

or O. H. CLARK AGENCY. LI-%0986.

3000 N.—Well arranged unfurLR hardwood

double, A-l, A-0934, nfurn. rm. tile a refrig..

812 N.—Unfurnished, modern, rooming

location enants.

decorated ix-room double.

ewly

attractive mod1020 -Unfurnithed Redecorated telephone,

mater,

arage.

C. W

Farms—Suburban

fa ACRES ON STATE PAVED RD.

house, wire

lable: a Near Nort

2 rooms, utilities,

T—Employed girl will references,

Completely room L1-5393.

redecor-

cottage; yard, garage.

1410 LEE—Furnished fourdouble:

5-rm. 6.

3-bedrm. 3} Jase

BR-2387 five-room

3346 HOVEY—Colored; 3 ro HANEY toi-

"$10.00. RI-4661. IENRY

fine barn and poul15 acres

* NORTHEAST OF CARMEL

20 acres, gw 4A) Me veneer, all modern, and plenty other buildings. $6000. Reasonable terms M'TARSNEY BE-3609

40 ACRES ONLY $650~TERMS 10 Miles south Martinsyille; 3-rm. house, barn and outbuildings illable: some fruit, On dirt road. $150 wh pavment,

n. 5655 COODE & GOODE rn. 1264

22 ACRES

bath, Eight miles southwest: good buiigings: $3.0 attractive terms. H. Williams Co. LI 3850, HU-2607,

NEAR WARREN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, -On Post Road, 6-room modern, in exe cellent, te. Smal] 4-room house included: !z-acre ground, 2-car Rha. Priced at $3750 E-Z terms. 855, WHALEN, DR-6004 .

12 ACRES SOUTH-—STATE ROAD 135 Rich land: 20 hogs, 1 cow, corn; sacrifice 2S uick sale "Terms, POS= session now, S, 424 Peoples Bank.

TWO nice I Obs. on Whitcomb St. $200 for path. Terms. MR. ROSS. RI. 8862, BE-0406-103 ACRES, 36 northwest, 11 south Roachdale. Extra good farm, ime proved. JOHN D. CASE, TA-4286,

— | ATTRACTIVE modern _ 4-bedroom brick veneer, nor. State Road 29. New Aue _ Busta 23- W-1

Busit ness Property

front,

shed oe Frigie- & BROWN TT 2608 West Michigan

utili-

and

small Guy

apartnd wa-

rge un-

house)

L1-3423

redec~

East HA-

4466. bung. ;

DESIRABLE "southeast corner lot, Un- and Ohio Streets. Rent or lease, modern 486752ND, E., 6 ideal College,

S—Rent

modern _storeroom, location, 34

rnished Huston LINES, sleep~ a —————

Houses & & Lots for Sale 25

modAve. itol—8 0. See

When “acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. brick . . bath, Union Title Company Union Title Building. 155 E. MARKET ST.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW, SEMI-MODERN«= Furn., cement basement, side dr., gar. trees, shrubbery, See 3d house w, o Evanston Ave. (2000 East) on So. Side of E. 60th. Call Mr, Woodruff, CLARK AGENCY, LI-5596.

Wash. Blvd., 4900

Owners beautiful home; 6-room brick Xoneers. single; landscaped yard. sacrifice,

10 Rea-

unfur= BR-

BOSART, 951—Lot 35x150, Paved street, alley, Close to market center, Make cash offer. Reasonable amount accepte adie, ori VIE town, 3313 E. Tenth,

CO.

T INDIANAPOLIS 22 semimodern pe sold this

WES Martha St, 2222- ro. newly decorated inside. st week. Private owner.

1301 NORTH CHESTER-—-NEW DOUBLE You can use ap 1% House or viiant lot as down paymen 0 E. New York, INDIANAPOLIS ‘REMODEL ING

d for

at h_Ver5728.

S23 E H ATTRACTIVE SING. HOME mhi%e living room. Garage. A-1, Owner,